In my
second class, I began with an warm up activity using sentences strips, I asked
the student to stand up and make three groups, then I gave a bag to each group
that contained 3 sentences in pieces of paper that they had to order in the
correct way. In this activity, I noticed that they had fun meanwhile they were
working and all students were participating too.
Later,
I used some charts with some examples of verbs in simple past tense in order to
remind the students about the previous class. First, I used a chart with
regular verbs, in this chart, I explained them the three different
pronunciations with the termination in "ED" of the simple past, so
I focused in the pronunciation and then, I asked them to pronounce the
verbs after me. I used the second chart which contained irregular verbs,
and then, in the last chart, I explained them many examples using simple past
tense with regular and irregular verbs. In my opinion, when I explain grammar,
I prefer to use examples than structures because it´s easier to the
students to understand and pay attention in how they can use the simple past
tense.
To
continue, the students worked in a reading; first, I asked them
to look for new vocabulary, then, I explained the meanings and other
examples. Later on, I asked them to read it and finally answers the questions.
Unfortunately,
I couldn't finish the class, because one of the coordinators of
access English asked everyone to go out. Even though, the teacher
told me that I could continue the next class.
This
time, I felt that I improved in my teaching, in other words, I have noticed
that now I have more ideas to develop my classes than before and thanks good,
this class it was successful because students paid attention to
the explanation and they liked to participate in all the
activities and learn how to use the simple past using regular and irregular
verbs and some adverbs of time. I realized that
they are a great group.
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